The freshman crew was photographed yesterday.

Mr. W. H. Howe, '86, has returned to Cambridge.

Five of the Columbia nine will return to college next year.

The annual strawberry night of the O. K. will be held this evening in Holworthy 7.

N. H. 2. Seniors can get their examination books at 20 Divinity, between 10 and 11 a.m., June 23.

The annual strawberry night of the Signet was held last evening. Many past members were present.

The senior class dinner will be held on Monday, June 28, probably at Young's. Dress suits will not be worn.

The freshman crew leaves Bartlett's at 12 o'clock to-day to go to New London. A large crowd should assemble to cheer them off.

All who wish back numbers of the Harvard Monthly will please leave word at Amee's, or at 28 Weld Hall at once. Only a few numbers remain of some issues.

A double quartette from the Harvard Glee Club, together with the Yale Banjo Club, will give a concert in New London, Thursday evening, July 1, for the joint benefit of the navies of the two colleges

The Peachblow CRIMSON game will be played to-day on Jarvis at 2.30 p.m. The CRIMSON will be represented by Faulkner, p.; Merrill, c.; Beals, 1 b.; Bancroft, 2 b.; Rich, 3 b.; Austin, 5. s.; Meade, 1. f.; Forchheimer, c. f.; Preston, r. f.

The Amherst Student complains that the second Yale game was thrown away by their team. They asked to have the game called at the end of the seventh inning in order to catch a train although the prospects of their winning were very favorable.

Mr. Rogers ran a hundred yards at Beacon Park lately, as timed by three watches, in 10 seconds. This does not stand as a record, however.